Stephen Schwarzman has become a key go-between as the two sides resume talks to restore Harvard’s funding and resolve a litany of federal charges. Continue reading →
The community clinic, long a key institution for the LGBTQ+ community, treated 5,000 patients transgender patients in 2023, although its unclear how many were minors. Continue reading →
The latest transfer comes a day after Israel received the remains of four other hostages, and after Israel said it would cut aid into Gaza over Hamas' slow return of the deceased. Continue reading →
For metropolitan Detroit — home to one of the largest Arab American populations in the United States and a vibrant, deeply rooted Jewish community — the cease-fire landed less as a celebration than as a shared, complicated quiet. Continue reading →
The United States killed six men aboard a boat in international waters "just off the Coast of Venezuela," President Trump wrote on social media Tuesday, asserting without evidence that they had been transporting drugs. Continue reading →
Russia's main intelligence agency on Tuesday announced a sweeping terrorism investigation into nearly two dozen anti-war Russians, escalating the Kremlin's onslaught against exiled critics of the invasion of Ukraine. Continue reading →
"The president has opened doors, not just to peace in the Middle East but to peace in the United States if he wants it," writes one reader. Continue reading →
In a two-page letter Tuesday, Governor Maura Healey asked the Department of Public Utilities to review “each and every charge,” and determine whether it can be eliminated, reduced, or its impact pared back. Continue reading →
Massachusetts lawmakers propose holding back $162 million for county sheriffs' offices in a spending bill, citing “questionable spending practices." Continue reading →
It would have been so easy to cast blame, to make Kerkering the scapegoat. Instead, we got amazing examples of empathy, leadership, and kindness. Continue reading →
The community clinic, long a key institution for the LGBTQ+ community, treated 5,000 patients transgender patients in 2023, although its unclear how many were minors. Continue reading →
Powell said in a speech in Philadelphia that “the outlook for employment and inflation does not appear to have changed much since our September meeting.” Continue reading →
Mr. Searle was an uncompromising and wide-ranging philosopher who was best known for a thought experiment he formulated, decades before the rise of ChatGPT, to disprove that a computer program by itself could ever achieve consciousness. Continue reading →
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